Autism Speaks Resources
Autism Speakes
Caregiver Skills Training Series
Caregiver Quick Tips – Parents and caregivers of children with autism have a new tool in their tool box: a video training series to help them support their child’s development at home. Based on the traditionally in-person Caregiver Skills Training (CST) program – a collaboration between the World Health Organization (WHO) and Autism Speaks – Autism Speaks created a new Caregiver Quick Tips video series that teaches caregivers how to use play and everyday routines to help their child share activities, expand their communication, learn new skills and more.
Autism Speaks
Autism DIY Activities
Check out these short videos on how to create your own DIY activities for people living with ASD.
Autism Speaks
Navigating a New Diagnosis
Everyone’s road to an autism diagnosis and the journey that follows are unique. Please join us as we share information and resources on how best to navigate a new autism diagnosis.
Other Resources
Autism Science Foundation Weekly Podcast
The Autism Science Foundation website offers evidence-based information about autism for scientists, families and the general public.
The Color of Autism Foundation
Color of Autism Series
The Color of Autism Series aims to end the stigma of Autism Spectrum Disorders in communities of color. They are devoted to building efficacy and empowering families to lessen their isolation.
Center for Autism and Related Disorders
CARDcasts
The mission of UF CARDCasts is to share with our listeners relevant information about who we are, what we do, and what we can do to help you. Over the course of our podcast series, we will be talking with members of our own staff as well as our constituents and their families, service providers, and researchers who are doing groundbreaking work in the field of autism.
National Autism Association
Autism Atrium
NAA is proud to offer our Autism ATRIUM program. This educational initiative for the autism community will provide a regular schedule of learning opportunities through free online webiNAArs, a digital library of downloadable toolkits, and a series of blog entries by experts in topics affecting individuals with autism and their families.